Encavis Asset Management AG has invested a total of around EUR40 million (US$45 million) in two wind farms and a solar park for two portfolios of institutional investors. The plants are in profitable locations within the Bavarian administrative districts of Aichach-Friedberg, Bayreuth and Hof.
The plants of the Baar wind farm, type Nordex N117/3 MW, have already been connected to the grid since November 2017 and benefit from a guaranteed feed-in tariff of 7.69 euro cents (US$8.69 cents) per fed-in kilowatt-hour (kWh). The wind turbines were erected in the Aichach-Friedberg district. The Vestas V126/3.45 MW wind turbines of the Körbeldorf wind farm near Bayreuth, were put into operation as early as February 2017 and receive a feed in tariff of 8.38 euro cents (US$9.47 cents) per kWh. The Friedmannsdorf solar park with a total output of around 10 megawatts is currently being constructed in the Hof administrative district. Modules from Canadian Solar and Huawei inverters are to be installed. Starting of operations is envisaged for the second quarter of 2019.
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